feat(components): add XML summaries to all publicly visible members #162
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WalkthroughThis pull request focuses on enhancing documentation across the LumexUI library by systematically adding XML documentation comments to various classes, interfaces, enums, and components. The changes span multiple files within the Changes
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src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Underline.cs (1)
12-24: Consider enhancing member documentation with usage examples.The XML documentation for each enum member is clear and consistent. To make it even more helpful for developers, consider adding examples or usage guidance.
Here's a suggested enhancement:
/// <summary> -/// No underline. +/// No underline. Use this option when you want the link to appear as plain text. /// </summary> None, /// <summary> -/// Underline on hover. +/// Underline on hover. Recommended for interactive elements to provide visual feedback. /// </summary> Hover, /// <summary> -/// Underline always visible. +/// Underline always visible. Suitable for emphasizing important links or maintaining traditional link styling. /// </summary> Alwayssrc/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Shadow.cs (1)
12-30: Consider enhancing member documentation with more specific details.While the documentation is clear, it could be more helpful by including:
- Typical use cases for each shadow level
- Visual characteristics (e.g., blur radius, opacity)
- Examples of where each level is commonly applied
Example enhancement:
/// <summary> -/// No shadow. +/// No shadow effect. Used for flat designs or when the component should not have depth. /// </summary> None, /// <summary> -/// A small shadow. +/// A subtle shadow with minimal elevation (2px blur, 0.1 opacity). Ideal for clickable elements or slight content separation. /// </summary> Small, /// <summary> -/// A medium shadow. +/// A moderate shadow (4px blur, 0.15 opacity). Suitable for cards, dialogs, or elements that need moderate visual hierarchy. /// </summary> Medium, /// <summary> -/// A large shadow. +/// A prominent shadow (8px blur, 0.2 opacity). Used for modals, popovers, or elements that should appear significantly elevated. /// </summary> Largesrc/LumexUI/Common/Enums/MaxWidth.cs (3)
7-9: Consider enhancing the enum documentation.While the current documentation is clear, consider adding:
- Remarks about the size progression (from smallest to largest)
- Example usage with the
LumexNavbarcomponent/// <summary> /// Specifies the maximum width options for a <see cref="LumexNavbar"/>. /// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// The enum values are ordered from smallest (Small) to largest (Full) width. +/// </remarks> +/// <example> +/// <code> +/// var navbar = new LumexNavbar { MaxWidth = MaxWidth.Medium }; +/// </code> +/// </example>
12-24: Add specific width values or relative size information.The current documentation is quite basic. Consider adding specific width values or relative size information to help developers choose the appropriate option.
/// <summary> -/// A small maximum width. +/// A small maximum width (640px). /// </summary> Small, /// <summary> -/// A medium maximum width. +/// A medium maximum width (768px). /// </summary> Medium, /// <summary> -/// A large maximum width. +/// A large maximum width (1024px). /// </summary> Large,
37-40: Clarify the behavior of the Full option.The documentation for the
Fulloption could be more specific about its behavior, particularly in relation to container constraints or viewport width./// <summary> -/// The maximum width spans the full available space. +/// The maximum width spans the full available space (100% of the container width). /// </summary> Fullsrc/LumexUI/Common/Enums/ThemeColor.cs (3)
12-20: Consider enhancing documentation with usage context.While the documentation is clear, it could be more helpful to add usage context. For example:
- When to use
NonevsDefault- The actual color value or appearance associated with
Default/// <summary> -/// No specific theme color. +/// Indicates that no theme color should be applied. Use this when you want to inherit colors from parent elements. /// </summary> None, /// <summary> -/// The default theme color. +/// The default theme color of the component. Typically represents the neutral or base color in the theme palette. /// </summary> Default,
22-49: Enhance documentation with semantic meaning and usage examples.Consider adding more context about when each theme color should be used to help developers make appropriate choices.
/// <summary> -/// The primary theme color. +/// The primary theme color. Use for main actions, key UI elements, or to draw attention to important content. /// </summary> Primary, /// <summary> -/// The secondary theme color. +/// The secondary theme color. Use for supporting actions or alternative emphasis that complements the primary color. /// </summary> Secondary, /// <summary> -/// The success theme color. +/// The success theme color. Use to indicate successful operations, completions, or positive states. /// </summary> Success, /// <summary> -/// The warning theme color. +/// The warning theme color. Use to indicate potential issues, required attention, or cautionary states. /// </summary> Warning, /// <summary> -/// The danger theme color. +/// The danger theme color. Use to indicate errors, destructive actions, or critical states. /// </summary> Danger, /// <summary> -/// The info theme color. +/// The info theme color. Use to indicate informational messages, help text, or neutral notifications. /// </summary> Info
7-9: Add usage example to enum documentation.Consider adding an example to show how the theme colors are typically applied to components.
/// <summary> /// Specifies theme color options for a component. +/// <example> +/// Usage example: +/// <code> +/// var button = new Button +/// { +/// Text = "Save", +/// ThemeColor = ThemeColor.Primary +/// }; +/// </code> +/// </example> /// </summary>src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/SortDirection.cs (1)
12-25: Enhance member documentation with more descriptive explanations.The current member documentation is too concise. Consider adding more context about what each sort direction means:
/// <summary> -/// An automatic sort direction. +/// Automatically determines the sort direction based on the current state of the column. /// </summary> Auto, /// <summary> -/// An ascending sort order. +/// Sorts the data in ascending order (e.g., A to Z, 1 to 9). /// </summary> Ascending, /// <summary> -/// A descending sort order. +/// Sorts the data in descending order (e.g., Z to A, 9 to 1). /// </summary> Descendingsrc/LumexUI/Common/Enums/LabelPlacement.cs (1)
8-9: Fix formatting in the enum summary.The enum summary has minor formatting issues:
- Line 8 has a trailing space
- Line 9 uses a vague "and others" phrase
-/// Specifies the placement options for label in input field components, -/// such as <see cref="LumexTextbox"/>, <see cref="LumexSelect{TValue}"/> and others. +/// Specifies the placement options for label in input field components, +/// such as <see cref="LumexTextbox"/> and <see cref="LumexSelect{TValue}"/>.src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Variant.cs (2)
7-9: Enhance enum documentation with usage details.Consider adding remarks about when to use each variant and their typical use cases.
Add usage details like this:
/// <summary> /// Specifies the visual variants for a component. /// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// These variants control the visual appearance of components and can be used to: +/// - Create visual hierarchy through different styles +/// - Match design system requirements +/// - Provide visual feedback for different component states +/// </remarks>
12-40: LGTM! Consider standardizing hover state descriptions.The documentation is clear and consistent. However, only the
Ghostvariant mentions hover state behavior. Consider either:
- Adding hover state descriptions to other variants that have hover effects, or
- Moving hover state descriptions to separate remarks.
src/LumexUI/Services/Popover/IPopoverService.cs (1)
21-21: Fix parameter spacing to follow C# conventions.Remove the extra spaces around method parameters to follow C# conventions.
-void Register( LumexPopover popover ); +void Register(LumexPopover popover); -void Unregister( LumexPopover popover ); +void Unregister(LumexPopover popover); -void SetLastShown( LumexPopover? popover ); +void SetLastShown(LumexPopover? popover);Also applies to: 27-27, 33-33
src/LumexUI/Common/Events/DataGridRowClickEventArgs.cs (1)
31-31: Fix parameter spacing to follow C# conventions.Remove the extra spaces around constructor parameters to follow C# conventions.
-public DataGridRowClickEventArgs( T item, int index ) +public DataGridRowClickEventArgs(T item, int index)src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/InputType.cs (1)
9-11: Enhance the enum summary documentation.Consider expanding the summary to better describe the purpose and usage of this enum:
/// <summary> -/// Specifies the type of the <see cref="LumexTextbox"/>. +/// Specifies the HTML input type for the <see cref="LumexTextbox"/> component. +/// These types correspond to the standard HTML5 input types and determine the behavior +/// and validation of the textbox. /// </summary>src/LumexUI/Extensions/ElementReferenceExtensions.cs (1)
35-43: Add documentation to private helper method.Consider adding XML documentation to the private GetJSRuntime method for better maintainability:
+ /// <summary> + /// Gets the JavaScript runtime for the specified element reference. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="elementReference">The element reference.</param> + /// <returns>The JavaScript runtime instance.</returns> + /// <exception cref="InvalidOperationException"> + /// Thrown when the element reference is not configured correctly or no JavaScript runtime is found. + /// </exception> private static IJSRuntime GetJSRuntime( this ElementReference? elementReference )src/LumexUI/Components/Accordion/AccordionItemSlots.cs (1)
18-61: Consider enhancing property summaries with more specific descriptions.While the current documentation is correct, consider making the property summaries more descriptive by including their specific roles in the accordion:
/// <summary> - /// Gets or sets the CSS class for the root slot. + /// Gets or sets the CSS class for the root container of the accordion item. /// </summary> public string? Root { get; set; } /// <summary> - /// Gets or sets the CSS class for the heading slot. + /// Gets or sets the CSS class for the header section containing the title and controls. /// </summary> public string? Heading { get; set; }src/LumexUI/Components/Providers/LumexThemeProvider.razor.cs (6)
15-17: Enhance class documentation with more details.The current documentation is too brief for a provider component. Consider expanding it to include:
- Its role in the theme system
- How it affects child components
- Usage examples or common scenarios
/// <summary> -/// A component that provides theme configuration. +/// A provider component that manages and applies theme configuration throughout the component tree. +/// This component should be placed at the root of your application to ensure consistent theming across all child components. +/// </summary> +/// <example> +/// <code> +/// <LumexThemeProvider> +/// <App /> +/// </LumexThemeProvider> +/// </code> +/// </example> +/// <remarks> +/// The theme provider injects CSS variables into the DOM based on the configured theme, +/// which are then used by child components to maintain consistent styling. /// </summary>
20-20: Add documentation to the prefix constant.Even though it's private, documenting this constant would help maintainers understand its purpose in generating CSS variable names.
+/// <summary> +/// The prefix used for all CSS custom properties (variables) generated by this provider. +/// This ensures a consistent namespace for all LumexUI theme variables. +/// </summary> private const string Prefix = "lumex";
22-25: Enhance Theme property documentation.The current documentation could be more helpful by including details about initialization, nullability, and runtime behavior.
/// <summary> -/// Gets or sets the configuration of the theme. +/// Gets or sets the theme configuration that defines colors, typography, spacing, and other design tokens. +/// If not set, a default theme will be used. /// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// Changes to this property at runtime will trigger an immediate update of the theme across all components. +/// The value cannot be null as a default theme is created in the constructor. +/// </remarks>
27-33: Enhance constructor documentation.The documentation should explain the default theme initialization.
/// <summary> -/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="LumexThemeProvider"/>. +/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="LumexThemeProvider"/> with a default theme. /// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// The constructor initializes the <see cref="Theme"/> property with a new instance +/// containing default values for colors, typography, and layout settings. +/// </remarks>
35-35: Add documentation to the GenerateTheme method.This complex method would benefit from detailed documentation explaining its purpose, parameters, and return value.
+/// <summary> +/// Generates CSS custom properties (variables) for the specified theme configuration. +/// </summary> +/// <typeparam name="TColors">The type of theme colors configuration.</typeparam> +/// <param name="theme">The theme configuration to generate CSS variables from.</param> +/// <returns>A string containing CSS rules with custom properties for colors and layout.</returns> +/// <remarks> +/// This method generates two types of CSS variables: +/// 1. Color variables using HSL format +/// 2. Layout variables for typography, spacing, shadows, etc. +/// +/// For the default theme, variables are applied to both `:root` and the theme-specific selector. +/// </remarks> private string GenerateTheme<TColors>( ThemeConfig<TColors> theme ) where TColors : ThemeColors, new()
87-87: Add documentation to the GetThemeColorsDict method.Document this utility method to explain its role in the theme generation process.
+/// <summary> +/// Creates a dictionary mapping semantic color names to their corresponding color scales. +/// </summary> +/// <param name="colors">The theme colors configuration.</param> +/// <returns>A dictionary where keys are semantic color names (e.g., "primary", "background") +/// and values are their corresponding color scales.</returns> +/// <remarks> +/// This method standardizes color names used in CSS variable generation, +/// ensuring consistent naming across the theme system. +/// </remarks> private static Dictionary<string, ColorScale> GetThemeColorsDict( ThemeColors colors )src/LumexUI/Components/Radio/LumexRadio.razor.cs (3)
12-18: Enhance class documentation with usage details.The class documentation could be more comprehensive. Consider adding:
- Example usage
- Common scenarios
- Expected value types for
TValue/// <summary> /// A component that represents a radio button within the <see cref="LumexRadioGroup{TValue}"/>. +/// This component must be used within a LumexRadioGroup and allows users to select one option from a set of choices. /// </summary> /// <typeparam name="TValue">The type of the selected value.</typeparam> +/// <remarks> +/// Typically used with primitive types like string, int, or enum values that represent unique options. +/// Example usage: +/// <code> +/// <LumexRadioGroup TValue="string" @bind-Value="selectedOption"> +/// <LumexRadio TValue="string" Value="option1">Option 1</LumexRadio> +/// <LumexRadio TValue="string" Value="option2">Option 2</LumexRadio> +/// </LumexRadioGroup> +/// </code> +/// </remarks>
75-75: Add XML documentation for the Context parameter.Even though it's internal, documenting the Context parameter would help maintainers understand its purpose and requirements.
+/// <summary> +/// Gets or sets the radio group context that manages the state and behavior of the radio button group. +/// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// This parameter is automatically provided by the parent <see cref="LumexRadioGroup{TValue}"/>. +/// </remarks> [CascadingParameter( Name = "Context" )] internal RadioGroupContext<TValue> Context { get; set; } = default!;
131-135: Add XML documentation for OnInitialized method.The method should have proper XML documentation explaining its purpose and the exception it may throw.
-/// <inheritdoc /> +/// <summary> +/// Initializes the component and validates that it has a valid radio group context. +/// </summary> +/// <exception cref="ContextNullException"> +/// Thrown when the component is not placed within a <see cref="LumexRadioGroup{TValue}"/>. +/// </exception> protected override void OnInitialized().editorconfig (1)
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20-222: Separate coding standard changes from documentation updates.Both changes to diagnostic rule severities (IDE0130 and private field naming) are unrelated to the PR's objective of adding XML summaries. To maintain clear change history and allow proper discussion of coding standards:
- Revert these changes from this PR
- Create a separate PR for coding standard modifications
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🔇 Additional comments (50)
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/SelectionMode.cs (2)
8-8: LGTM! Clear and accurate enum documentation.The summary accurately describes the purpose of the enum and follows C# XML documentation best practices.
12-25: LGTM! Well-structured and consistent member documentation.The documentation for each enum member is:
- Clear and concise
- Follows a consistent pattern
- Uses active voice
- Accurately describes each selection mode
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Underline.cs (1)
7-9: LGTM! Well-documented enum with clear purpose.The XML documentation effectively describes the enum's purpose and includes a helpful cross-reference to the
LumexLinkcomponent.src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/ThemeType.cs (3)
7-7: LGTM!The added using directive is necessary for the
<see cref>tag in the XML documentation.
11-13: LGTM!The XML documentation clearly describes the enum's purpose and correctly uses the
<see cref>tag to link to theLumexThemetype.
16-18: LGTM!The XML documentation for both enum members is clear, concise, and follows best practices.
Also applies to: 22-24
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Shadow.cs (1)
7-9: LGTM! Clear and descriptive enum documentation.The XML documentation clearly describes the purpose of the
Shadowenum.src/LumexUI/Components/Switch/SwitchSlots.cs (4)
1-4: LGTM! Clear and complete license header.The license header properly identifies copyright holder, year, and links to the full MIT license.
5-10: LGTM! Appropriate using statements and namespace.The using statements and namespace are correctly structured and include necessary dependencies.
11-17: LGTM! Well-documented class definition.The class documentation is clear and uses proper XML documentation features like
<see cref="">. TheExcludeFromCodeCoverageattribute is appropriate for this type of class.
18-51: LGTM! Well-documented properties with consistent format.All properties have clear XML documentation that explains their purpose. The nullable string type is appropriate for optional CSS classes, and the documentation style is consistent throughout.
src/LumexUI/Components/Checkbox/CheckboxSlots.cs (1)
11-36: Well-documented class with clear XML summaries!The XML documentation is complete, consistent, and follows best practices:
- Class summary clearly describes its purpose and relationship to
LumexCheckbox- Property summaries are concise and descriptive
- Proper use of
<see cref="">tags for type referencessrc/LumexUI/Components/Checkbox/CheckboxGroupSlots.cs (1)
11-36: Well-documented class with clear XML summaries!The XML documentation is complete, consistent, and follows best practices:
- Class summary clearly describes its purpose and relationship to
LumexCheckboxGroup- Property summaries are concise and descriptive
- Proper use of
<see cref="">tags for type referencessrc/LumexUI/Components/Checkbox/LumexCheckboxGroup.razor.cs (1)
12-96: Excellent XML documentation with comprehensive coverage!The XML documentation is thorough, consistent, and follows best practices:
- Class summary clearly describes its purpose
- Parameter documentation includes descriptions and default values in remarks
- Constructor documentation is complete
- Proper use of
<see cref="">tags for type referencessrc/LumexUI/Common/Enums/MaxWidth.cs (1)
7-40: Well-structured XML documentation added successfully!The changes successfully add XML documentation to all public members, maintaining consistent formatting and proper XML syntax throughout. The documentation effectively communicates the purpose of the enum and its members.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/ThemeColor.cs (1)
7-9: LGTM! Clear and concise enum documentation.The XML documentation clearly describes the purpose of the
ThemeColorenum.src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/InputBehavior.cs (1)
8-20: LGTM! Clear and consistent documentation.The XML documentation for the enum and its members is well-written, providing clear descriptions of the input field behaviors. The documentation style is consistent across all members.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/ButtonType.cs (1)
7-25: LGTM! Well-documented button types.The XML documentation accurately describes each button type's behavior, aligning with standard HTML button types. The documentation style is consistent and clear.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/LabelPlacement.cs (1)
13-21: LGTM! Clear label placement documentation.The member documentation clearly describes the label placement options with consistent style.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/InputVariant.cs (2)
8-9: LGTM! Clear and descriptive enum summary.The summary effectively describes the purpose of the enum and provides helpful references to specific components where it's used.
13-26: LGTM! Clear and descriptive variant summaries.The documentation for each variant is concise and effectively describes their visual characteristics.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/AccordionVariant.cs (2)
7-9: LGTM! Clear and descriptive enum summary.The summary effectively describes the purpose of the enum and provides a helpful reference to the
LumexAccordioncomponent.
12-30: LGTM! Clear and descriptive variant summaries.The documentation for each variant is concise and effectively describes their visual characteristics.
src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/Layout.cs (2)
8-11: LGTM! Clear summary and helpful reference.The summary effectively describes the purpose of the enum, and the remarks section provides a useful link to the MDN documentation for further details.
15-23: LGTM! Clear and descriptive variant summaries.The documentation for each variant effectively explains their behavior and impact on table layout.
src/LumexUI/Common/Attributes/CompositionComponentAttribute.cs (2)
10-14: LGTM! Clear and descriptive attribute documentation.The summary and remarks effectively describe the purpose and usage of the attribute.
17-22: LGTM! Modern C# syntax and clear property documentation.The code effectively uses C# 12's primary constructor syntax and provides clear documentation for the property.
src/LumexUI/Services/Popover/PopoverService.cs (2)
7-9: LGTM! Clear and descriptive class documentation.The class documentation properly references the interface using
<see cref="IPopoverService"/>.
14-33: LGTM! Proper use of<inheritdoc />tags.The use of
<inheritdoc />tags is appropriate as the class implementsIPopoverService. This avoids documentation duplication while maintaining clarity.src/LumexUI/Components/Card/LumexCardBody.razor.cs (2)
12-14: LGTM! Clear component documentation with proper cross-referencing.The class documentation properly references the parent component using
<see cref="LumexCard"/>.
18-21: LGTM! Property and method documentation are clear and consistent.The documentation follows a consistent style with other components:
- Clear property description for
ChildContent- Proper use of
<inheritdoc />for the overridden methodAlso applies to: 28-32
src/LumexUI/Components/Card/LumexCardHeader.razor.cs (1)
12-32: LGTM! Documentation is consistent with LumexCardBody.The documentation maintains consistency with the
LumexCardBodycomponent:
- Similar class documentation style with proper cross-referencing
- Consistent property and method documentation
src/LumexUI/Components/Popover/PopoverSlots.cs (1)
11-36: LGTM! Documentation is clear and follows C# standards.The XML documentation is well-written, using
<see>tags correctly and providing clear descriptions for the class and its properties.src/LumexUI/Components/Card/CardSlots.cs (1)
11-36: LGTM! Documentation is clear and follows C# standards.The XML documentation is well-written, using
<see>tags correctly and providing clear descriptions for the class and its properties.src/LumexUI/Services/Popover/IPopoverService.cs (1)
7-15: LGTM! Documentation is clear and follows C# standards.The XML documentation is well-written, using
<see>tags correctly and providing clear descriptions for the interface, its properties, and methods.Also applies to: 17-33
src/LumexUI/Common/Events/DataGridRowClickEventArgs.cs (1)
9-30: LGTM! Documentation is clear and follows C# standards.The XML documentation is well-written, using
<see>tags correctly and providing clear descriptions for the class, type parameter, properties, and constructor.src/LumexUI/Common/Enums/InputType.cs (1)
14-60: LGTM! Well-documented enum members.The documentation for each enum member is clear, concise, and accurately describes the purpose of each input type.
src/LumexUI/Extensions/ElementReferenceExtensions.cs (2)
13-15: LGTM! Clear class documentation.The class summary clearly describes its purpose and relationship with ElementReference.
22-33: LGTM! Well-documented public method.The GetScrollHeightAsync method documentation is thorough and includes proper parameter and return value descriptions.
src/LumexUI/Components/Accordion/AccordionItemSlots.cs (1)
11-14: LGTM! Clear class documentation.The class summary effectively describes its purpose and relationship with LumexAccordionItem.
src/LumexUI/Components/Accordion/LumexAccordionItem.razor.cs (4)
12-14: LGTM! Clear component documentation.The class summary effectively describes the component's purpose and its relationship with LumexAccordion.
20-78: LGTM! Well-documented properties.All properties have clear, descriptive summaries that explain their purpose and usage.
113-129: LGTM! Well-documented public methods.The ExpandAsync and CollapseAsync methods are properly documented with clear summaries and return value descriptions.
135-168: LGTM! Proper use of inheritdoc.The inherited method implementations correctly use the inheritdoc tag to maintain documentation consistency.
src/LumexUI/Components/Card/LumexCardFooter.razor.cs (4)
12-14: LGTM! Clear and well-structured class documentation.The XML summary effectively describes the component's purpose and correctly uses the
<see>tag to referenceLumexCard.
18-21: LGTM! Property documentation follows best practices.The XML summary effectively describes the
ChildContentparameter property using the standard "Gets or sets" pattern.
23-26: LGTM! Boolean property documentation follows best practices.The XML summary effectively describes the
Blurredparameter property using standard patterns for boolean properties.
33-34: LGTM! Appropriate use of<inheritdoc />tag.The XML documentation correctly uses the
<inheritdoc />tag for the overridden method.src/LumexUI/Components/Radio/LumexRadio.razor.cs (1)
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1-135: LGTM! Documentation changes look comprehensive.The XML documentation has been added to all publicly visible members as required. The documentation is clear, consistent, and provides good context for users of the component.
.editorconfig (1)
222-222: Move field naming rule change to a separate PR.The change to silence the private field naming rule appears unrelated to the PR's objective of adding XML summaries. Relaxing naming conventions could lead to inconsistent code style.
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Description
Closes #123
Adding the missing XML summaries to all publicly visible members.
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Release Notes
Documentation
Enums
LumexUI.Commonnamespace.Components
Services
Extensions
PortalToAsyncmethods fromElementReferenceExtensions.These release notes provide a high-level overview of the documentation and minor improvements made across the LumexUI library.